American Dairy Association North East revealed their butter sculpture, a tableau that showcases the importance of dairy farming and the impact of gardens.
Built around the theme “Back to School, Sports, and Play … You’re Gonna Need Milk For That,” the Butter Sculpture at the N.Y. State Fair has been unveiled.
With more than 51,000 classrooms and homes signed up for Discover Dairy’s “Adopt a Cow” program this school year, the dairy industry’s support is needed.
Farmer Kelsey has a fun-filled week for us full of dance ‘mooves’ and mini-lessons on how she uses technology on her dairy farm.
Springtime means harvest time for Farmer Katie and Cow Comfort Inn Dairy. Learn how crops on her farm are harvested and turned into feed for her dairy cows.
Join Farmer Johanna and her daughter Brynley as they share their sustainable dairy farming practices and give us a peek behind-the-scenes at Barbland Dairy.
For the fourth week we get to meet Farmer Renee, and her children — Nora and Landon — as they showcase some of their favorite dairy delicious recipes.
Stepping in to fill a void for children in need of entertainment and educational activities, dairy farmers are emerging as ideal substitute teachers.
The American Dairy Association North East Butter Sculpture depicts the important role that real cow’s milk plays in our most memorable family experiences.